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Subject: GTK+ ?
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I'm new to the x11 list - is this the proper list to ask question regarding GTK+
development?  I was thinking about trying some development in BSD using GTK+ and
wasn't sure if this was the place to ask questions, or perhaps the hackers
and/or gnome list or something might be better?

Does anyone on this list develop using GTK?

Thanks.

Ray